For those experienced in endocrinology.

[Samson5]

I have two questions.

I have a client that is taking Hygetropin, she has had a hysterectomy, is 49, and wants to get Humatrope prescribed to her legally. She has money so that is not the issue here. She is honest with her doc, who is an anti-aging clinic here in Oakland Park (Ft. Lauderdale) and in order for her to be prescribed this, she is going to have to have sub-par levels of IGF-1. If she has been taking 3.33 iu's MWF in the morning. How long before she shows sub-par levels? I know this question is a stretch but I need an answer. I know that rHGH does it's thing within a matter of minutes so please don't go on about that or anything else that does not pertain to the question just to let everyone know how much you know. I need a straight answer. Thanks.

Next question and I pretty much know the answer to this one but I am arguing with a doc at the moment about it. Sublingual trochies (sublingual hormones for postmenopausal women) or hormone cream (i.e. Androgel), which has the better rate and amount of absorbtion? I say it is sublingual hands down.

Thanks to all for their help.

Samson

 

[DatBtrue]

I know that rHGH does it's thing within a matter of minutes so please don't go on about that or anything else that does not pertain to the question just to let everyone know how much you know. I need a straight answer.

If she has been taking 3.33 iu's MWF in the morning she will show sub-par levels in approximately